An Athens resident filed a lawsuit against the city, claiming that officials replaced a sewer line on his property without permission over the summer.
A Chauncey man was arraigned in the Athens County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday and pleaded not guilty to one count of abduction.
Athens County shook Wednesday afternoon in a way it hasn’t since the 19th century.
Ohio University officials filed a complaint July 19 against a former student who has failed to honor her promissory notes, or promises to make payments to the university in a timely manner, a matter involving federal law.
Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl and Athens County Commissioner Chris Chmiel want to pursue renewable resources, but it could cause the city more hassle than it’s worth.
A strong argument could be made against how Ohio University’s Student Senate votes in closed-door meetings, claims an expert in the nation’s open records laws.
The 740 area code could be exhausted by 2015, leaving the state with two possible solutions: splitting the current 740 region into two area codes or installing an overlay that would allow existing numbers to stay the same and force new subscribers onto the new code.
As the weather changes, hospitals and clinics tend to see more and more patients roll in for treatment with many cold-like symptoms.
After more than a decade, the murder of an Ohio University student remains unsolved, but Athens Police insist they’re one piece of evidence away from solving the cold case.
Ohio Athletics announced Tuesday it has begun a process to sell naming rights for The Convo and the field at Peden Stadium for the first time in the venues’ respective histories.
For those who think the walk to Court Street can seem like an arduous journey, a group of five Ohio University students are offering to bring almost anything to their doors — for a small fee, of course.
Concerned Athens residents gathered Tuesday evening to, with their testimonies about an injection well being placed in Troy Township, attempt to make their voices heard by policymakers in Columbus.
United Appeal for Athens County, a local non-profit organization asked the Athens County Commissioners for funding to help maintain services at a meeting Tuesday.
With blustery winter conditions fast approaching, Ohio Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor would like to take this week to remind Ohioans to review insurance coverage and winterize their homes and vehicles for this year’s winter awareness safety week.
As temperatures begin to drop and winter sets in, turning up the heat is a natural response, but that also means increasing the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.
When most Ohio University students head home for Thanksgiving feasts next week, those staying behind who rely on their meal plan for grub will be left with decidedly fewer options.
It took about 1,300 votes to put them into power, and it will take 26 votes to get them out.
You’ll soon see man’s best friend with Ohio University Police Officers sniffing around for explosives that might be inconspicuously placed in large venues on campus, such as The Convo and Peden Stadium.
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